With global nationalism on the rise, now seems like the time to revisit Claude Lanzmann’s masterpiece, Shoah.
The British genre maestro looks to follow up Free Fire with his first screen adaptation of a graphic novel.
The director of the brilliant Appropriate Behaviour returns with a timely tale of gay conversion therapy.
By Luke Walpole
Fan societies and student filmmakers are expanding the Potterverse in unique and interesting ways.
Right under our noses, the gourmet popcorn industry has gone totally loco.
By Elena Lazic
“A very intense fever dream” is how our brave test subject describes this ultra-wacky Michael Jordan vehicle.
This time the iconic giant one is taking on some real, bona fide actors: Tom Hiddleston and Brie Larson.
M Night Shyamalan’s claustrophobic tale of aliens landing speaks to the fearful mindset that led to Trump.
This 1966 TV play on a young woman’s descent into homelessness has lost none of its impact.
Fifty years ago the Russian director launched an epic exploration into the creation of art.
And both of them sound pretty awesome, with Olivia Colman and Colin Farrell set to star.
The Disney animated classic is set to hit screens as a CG-driven spectacle.
By Elena Lazic
Paul Schrader’s 1980 film unashamedly objectifies Richard Gere’s narcissistic lead.
The Studio Ghibli maestro who just can’t retire is back at the drawing board with a caterpillar in his sights.
How a Kansas-born chorus girl turned silent era icon walked away from Hollywood and became an even bigger star.
One half of America’s greatest filmmaking family unit takes aim at the Trump enablers.
A sparkling new Blu-ray edition helps remind of this melancholy British classic from 1969.
Let us count the ways we love Adam McKay’s 2008 comic masterwork.
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